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Peter Brown (British Army officer)

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In the case of the Royal Military Asylum children were placed as orphans or as in dire need of stable schooling based on recommendations from the fathers' regiments. During Brown's tenure as commandant the school also became a place of medical study and the institution's staff surgeon became a
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He became commandant of the Royal Military Asylum on 15 December 1843 as a brevet colonel and retired from that post as a major general on 1 April 1852. By the time Colonel Brown took command of the Royal Military Asylum, the institution had already developed as one of the best free education
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Brown spent most of his operational service in action against the French. As a young officer in the 82nd Regiment of Foot he took part in an expedition to the coast of France in 1800 and later in the Mediterranean. He then served with the 23rd Regiment of Foot at the siege and capture of
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as an ensign into the 82nd Regiment of Foot on the 7 December 1797, he was promoted lieutenant on 18 December 1802. He was promoted to captain on 21 March 1805, having transferred into the 25th Regiment of Foot. He then transferred to the 23rd of Foot and was promoted
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to bring them closer to the benefits of even a rudimentary education. He clearly thought a lot of his efforts in Portugal as he had the activity recorded alongside his personal campaign history. He had modelled his school in Lisbon on the Royal Military Asylum in
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The Madras School: Or, Elements of Tuition: Comprising the Analysis of an Experiment in Education, Made at the Male Asylum, Madras; with Its Facts, Proofs, and Illustrations; and a Specimen of the Mode of Instruction at the Royal Military Asylum,
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on 5 October 1815; Brown was recorded as a lieutenant colonel in the 23rd Regiment of Foot at the time of his marriage. The Browns had two daughters born in 1820 and 1822; and a son born in 1831. Peter Brown died in
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major on 21 June 1813 and then lieutenant colonel by 18 June 1815. He was then transferred to the 14th Regiment of Foot and placed on half pay as of 6 Aug 1816. He achieved the rank of colonel on 10 January 1837.
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During his time as commandant of the British Army's logistics base in Belém, Brown had taken note of the plight of the children of servicemen on campaign and set up a school for these
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on 3 January 1853; his wife would also die in the same place on 2 January 1867. His son would serve as a captain in the British Army. and later as Chief Constable of
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T. A. Bowyer‐Bower Major (1954) A Pioneer of Army Education: The Royal Military Asylum, Chelsea, 1801–1821, British Journal of Educational Studies, 2:2, 122–132
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Wellington and the Army of Occupation in France, 1815–1818. Thomas D Veve. The International History Review, Vol. 11, No. 1 (Feb., 1989), pp. 98–108
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THE ROYAL MILITARY ASYLUM (1803–15), A W Cockerill. Journal of the Society for Army Historical Research, Vol. 79, No. 317 (Spring 2001), pp. 25–44
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in 1807. He then deployed with the 23rd Regiment of Foot to Canada and later he took part in the siege and capture of
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and was instrumental in the development of the education of the children of British servicemen in the Victorian era.
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until the end of hostilities in 1814. He also served on the Staff in the Netherlands, as commandant of
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in 1892; remaining in Chelsea until 1909 when it moved to Dover. The school's buildings are now the
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England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1558–1966
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The Royal Military Asylum/Duke of York’s HQ, Chelsea, London by David Littlefield
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and later on the Staff of the Army of Occupation in France from 1815 to 1818.
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with the Martinique Clasp. He then deployed in a support role during the
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Somerset, England, Marriage Registers, Bonds and Allegations, 1754–1914
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England & Wales, Prerogative Court of Canterbury Wills, 1384–1858
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provisions for the sons and daughters of servicemen, based on the
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Illustration of Children of the Royal Military Asylum, Chelsea
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pioneer in the study of childhood diseases, specifically
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Index

United Kingdom

British Army
Major General
82nd Regiment of Foot
25th Regiment of Foot
23rd Regiment of Foot
14th Regiment of Foot
Belém
Ghent
Royal Military Asylum
Battle of Copenhagen (1807)
Invasion of Martinique (1809)
Peninsular War
Military General Service Medal
Major General
British Army
Napoleonic Wars
London
Walcot
Gosport
Dorset's
commissioned
brevet
Copenhagen
Martinique
Military General Service Medal
Peninsular War
Belém
Ghent

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